Since the beginning of the church, Mathrusangam has existed
with the primary goal of enlightening Christ via motherhood.
Mothers, who are the lights of families, are helped and
supported by the members of Mathrusangam. On March 25, 1996,
Mar Paul Chittilapilly issued a proclamation establishing
Kalyan Mathrusangham, and Msgr. Thomas Thalachira served as
the organization's first director.
Their primary objective is to deepen their faith, provide spiritual guidance, and equip them to be godly mothers and role models. The members of Mathrusangam solely organize the feasts of MotherMary especially 'Mathavinte Vanakkamasam' in the month of May. Additionally, they take part in a variety of diocesan activities like group singing, mime, bible quizzes, etc., which allows them to witness Christ through their deeds.
The association recognizes the unique challenges and joys of motherhood and seeks to empower and uplift mothers in their Christian faith and their role as mothers.
"Her children rise up and call her blessed; her husband also, and he praises her."Currently, Kalyan Mathrusangham (KMS) has over 6500 mothers as members, and they collaborate closely with other organizations at the parish, zonal, and diocese levels. Mathrusangam aims to provide support and encouragement to mothers within the church community. They offer a platform for mothers to connect, share experiences, and uplift one another in their journey of motherhood.
Proverbs 31:28
Their primary objective is to deepen their faith, provide spiritual guidance, and equip them to be godly mothers and role models. The members of Mathrusangam solely organize the feasts of MotherMary especially 'Mathavinte Vanakkamasam' in the month of May. Additionally, they take part in a variety of diocesan activities like group singing, mime, bible quizzes, etc., which allows them to witness Christ through their deeds.
The association recognizes the unique challenges and joys of motherhood and seeks to empower and uplift mothers in their Christian faith and their role as mothers.